It was not until the Ming Dynasty that the five-finger brushwork replaced the three-finger brushwork and the two-finger brushwork. The wrist can be straightened directly, the pen naturally hangs in your hand, and the nib can just face the desktop. The five-finger pen-holding method emphasizes that the pen should be strong and the palm should be empty. When using a pen, your wrist should be flat, but your palm should be straight. Calligraphers such as Yu Youren, Qi Baishi and Qi Gong all used five-finger writing without exception.
Of course, we don't need to use only one brushwork, but we should bravely jump out of the box and use a posture that suits our writing habits. No matter what kind of writing method, it is to make writing more free and the written words look better.